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Open a PDF file Roundtable: Civil Dialogue in Public History Practice.

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— NCPH (@ncph) June 22, 2019

Musings on the ethics of public history from my colleagues and I. 

Second, we want to round-up folks who are interested in pursuing possible action re: new public history economic models. In particular, Rachel has suggested a public history cooperative, and I have thrown out an idea about organizing (think SAG). So, if YOU want to get involved, let me know. Send me a note, a comment, a tweet. We’d love to hear from you.

Thanks to the hardworking faculty of the History Department, CCSU will be hosting the annual 2019 National Council on Public History (NCPH) Conference in Hartford....This event is not a typical academic conference, as it consists of workshops, round-table discussions, networking opportunities, as well as field trips to local historical sites. It serves as an opportunity for CCSU's Public History professors to update themselves on the latest research, while students can have the opportunity to learn and present projects. With the NCPH conference gathering attendees from all over the country, the History Department is hoping to attract national attention and out-of-state students to CCSU’s wonderful program.  

Storify of tweets from the final session (#s69) of #NCPH2016, dealing with the challenge of Confederate monuments for public historians. These reflect both the comments of the panelists and the views of the audience. The Twitter backchannel was (as you can see) very active, and often at odds with the panel itself. 

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